As one of the lead actors on "The Simpsons," voice actor Hank Azaria has certainly had plenty of success creating commanding vocal performances. His greatest struggles in the new film "Chicago 10" then, weren't so much in creating voices but, as the actor admitted to MTV News, in "re-creating" them.
"I knew my job was to sound as much like Abbie Hoffman and Allen Ginsberg as I could," he said. "With their voices in the actual film, the idea was to get it as close to 100 percent accurate as I could. For me it was mostly audience tapes. I spent a few weeks practicing." Read More...


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